's over. it has been a deadly night as tornadoes rip apart homes and flatten an entire town. an up front look at the power of the storms. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the long line of unstable weather stretched from the gulf of mexico all the way to the great lakes producing dozens of tornadoes throughout the night. our coverage begins right now withen sandra endo in nashville

tennessee. >> reporter: when daylight comes to us liberty kentucky, the realization of what's happened will be devastating. and the small town is not alone, this is henryville indiana, another town rocked by a violent storm. dozens of apparent tornadoes tore across the country's midsection, levels homes, buildings, anything in its path. >> catastrophic, you see these things in the media with you guys but you don't have an understanding of it until you see it in person. >> it's just nuts right here. there's people's lives in danger with these storms,. >> reporter: the fury unleashed early starting in alabama, ripping off roofs and snapping power lines. as the day rolls on so did the storm gaining in intensity. storms brought heavy rains,

golf ball sized hail and ferocious winds. there are multiple reports of winds and hail. one man returned to find his home of 30 years reduced to a pile of rubble. >> this is real life stuff here. >> it's now time to clear blocked roads. in illinois already beaten down from the ef4 twister. resident can only hope that their spared. reporting from nashville, sandra endo for ktvu channel 2 news. a storm chaser captured this video of the tornado that hit henryville indiana, the twister did major damage to the town and is blamed for at least one death there. officials say at least 14 people have died in indiana

today alone. henryville is near louisville kentucky. what's unusual here is these are nighttime tornadoes. you have a storm system that starts in eastern texas and basically goes all the way up into new york. so if we go to live storm tracker 2. we can show you the shot here. you can see it right here. the extent of these showers. this thing is not over. and i do fear in the morning when the sun does come out it's a lot of rural area here there's going to be a lot more damage as folks suspect numerous tornadoes touching down. >> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. at 10:20 bill comes back for

the bay area forecast. authorities in california county revealed the identity of a skier who was killed in an avalanche in tahoe east back country. 29-year-old benjamin bracket was living in sqwall not far from where that avalanche took place. bracket was skiing with two friends when a wall of snow tapped him. >> fun loving when asked what was a cross country practice like, it's perfect ben saying imagine someone reaching down the throat and trying to pull up your lungs. that's just showed his work ethic. the two other skiers who were with bracket at the time of the slide were not hurt.

an 86-year-old man was stranded for four hour in a ravine near his home before a neighbor spotted him. donald lawrence drove his lexus down an 80-foot enbankment. he was taken to the medical center where he later died. three men are now being linked to as many as 30 other robberies across northern california. a ktvu photographer got exclusive pictures of the men being arrested. the suspects threw money from the car during that chase. authorities now say anna blander, maurice jenkins and a juvenile maybe responsible for 30 robberies throughout the bay area including san joaquin. aaron stewart, anthony perry and stanley turner are now

facing several counts of murder and attempted murder. the shooting happened outside a tattoo party in a warehouse near alvarado street. a fourth suspect paul stevenson was arrested close the the shooting. the french delicacy fragua will be illegal in california. eric rasmussen is live where protesters just finished pickets. >> they were protesting a special six course fragua dinner that still appears to be going on here. 45 people paid $150 each to gather in a downstairs dining room here and wage a protest of their own. the sound and smell of frogla or enlarged duck river in a pan is hard for some to resist. but animal rights activists

hope these images will make customers reconsider. >> i've made inside these farms, i've seen the conditions that exist and it's incredibly inhumane. >> reporter: dana portman says her investigation revealed ducks being mistreated as recently as last year. >> they have a metal feeding tube shoved down their throat,. >> reporter: chef zimmerman says all of the dinner from tonight's dinner will go toward an effort to help overturn the ban. >> i consider every single person down in that dining room tonight an activist, people that can help spread the word. >> do you have time to talk about the dinner tonight? >> no. >> i don't see any distinction between fragla an slaughters of

cattle or pig. >> reporter: tonight protesters also handed an alexander's manager a petition with more than 1,100 signatures opposing fragua on the menu. we're live here in san francisco, eric rasmussen, ktvu news. on our facebook page tonight, we asked about banning fragua in california. it's a shame that others can dictate through legislation what we can and cannot eat. and juan carlos comments, if this was a mere case of hunting them for food and eating them i was okay. but the complete cruelty placed on them all to harvest their livers. yelp shares soared more

than 50%. the internet company allows posts. so far yelp has not made any money, but its developers are millionaires. it's sold more than 7 million shares in all, yelp expects to make $96 million from today's ipo. adds for broader markets, wall street finished the ek slightly higher. traffic came to a halt at one of san francisco's biggest attraction. >> reporter: lumbar between high and leving worth. >> next thing you know water was going over where. >> reporter: this famous street of brick became a virtual slip and slide. >> i have never seen so much

water coming down at the same time. >> reporter: tourists began shooting video, one of the curviest streets in the world turned into a huge waterfall and this is how it happened. >> one of the visitors stopped to take a picture and another driver had to slam on their breaks and ran right into the hydrant. >> i had just bought a carpet and came home to this. >> reporter: here in san

francisco, mike mibach, ktvu news. i'm back here in just 10 minutes i have your bay area weekend forecast and it does call for significant warm up. i'll let you know which weekend day will be your warmest. workers at one bay area mcdonald restaurant called for police for help about 100 times a month, we find out why.

at that mcdonald's restaurant. workers told us they've had to call police about 100 times in the past month. around 6:00 this evening we saw homeless people and their shopping carts lined up. this area just outside goldennen park has been a gathering spot for the homeless. >> the homeless people here are out of control, pan handling, doing drugs, sleeping, defecating, urinating in door ways right here on the corner

of stonian. >> reporter: mcdonalds workers tell us that they often go inside with their dogs khraeuling they're their service dogs. >> i've been approached at 6:00 in the morning with people asking me if i want to buy drugs when i'm out walking my dog. >> reporter: a clean up operation is now under way at golden gate park and around mcdonalds which includes stepped up patrols. police told us they received four calls for service from mcdonalds just this morning with an average of 400 calls a month from the restaurant. >> that sheer number of calls put as drain on our resources here. and it takes away from other numbers of the community. >> reporter: we contacted the owner of mcdonalds but she did not return our calls. police say the dismantling of occupy san francisco plus weather appear to be part of the influx of homeless to the area. the stepped up patrols will go on indefinitely. reporting live here in san

francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. it's going to be a busy weekend for the gop candidates for president ahead of super tuesday. romney campaigned in washington. he and rick santorum are running neck and neck nationally. today romney set his sights on president obama. >> this guy is out of ideas. and he's out of, he's out of excuses so in 2012 we're getting him out of office. >> and in this election we need a choice, we need a choice. we don't need a choice between tweedle dumb and tweedle dei. >> santorum was referring to his rivals romney and gingrich. saying they are good people but

not the right candidate. 302 delegates have been awarded so far, it takes 1,144 delegates to win the republican nomination. president obama joins the fray with a debate on birth control. traveling by b.a.r.t. could soon get a little more expensive. the agency is considering two options to hike fares. b.a.r.t. officials plan to hold meetings before they decide. the castro valley unified school district is going ahead with teacher lay offs and increased class sizes. the board's decision came last night after impassioned pleas from parents and students. they wanted the district to tap

into reserves instead. the number of lay offs depend heavily on whether voters pass a tax measure. a few days ago we told you about a trailer taken from a business. the trailer has been found but not by police. >> reporter: i'm at a truck and trailer storage yard on east capital avenue in milpitas. back there police say is a 32- foot long trailer police say was stolen. it has more than $100,000 of parts and equipment he and friends had been conducting their own search. >> we went in and we found it under a tarp. >> reporter: blake richards and mike zuniga said they had been driving around checking out storage yards for the past few days when they spotted something here. this is what they were looking for. a 32-foot 18,000-pound trailer which serves as a mobile maintenance shop for the cambrian go cart company. it was taken from the front of

the business last thursday at around the 30: -- 2:30 in the morning. when somebody found it he said somebody spray painted it. >> the people showed up and there was a chase. they called the police and they chased him. people actually got away. >> reporter: police tonight are still looking for suspects. the owner says his trailer is trashed. he is emotional about it but also says he regrets giving chase the way he did. >> don't do what i did. call the cops, get them involved, they're good, they're good at what they do and it's for a reason. there were moments i came to my senses, thought about my family, my well being, other people's on the road well being. so i apologize again. >> reporter: police say they found stolen motorcycle parts

in the trailer. the owner says his trailer was not insured. live in milpitas, live in lacuesta. a lab in menlo park is being fined thousands of dollars for a deadly explosion. you may recall last september, a scientist 56-year-old -- for various safety violations. membrane now has 15 days to appeal. anyone with who redeems plastic bottles and aluminum cans is now seeing a little more cash. recycle centers are now paying 11-cents a bat roll and ahum numb went to $1.57 a pound. that's a hike of 3-cents. some recycling companies had claimed they were operating a a loss at those old rates. and your bay area weekend

is here, it did warm up today. remember it rained yesterday, what a difference a day makes. sun came out today, blue skies, temperatures got into the upper 60s in santa rosa. these were the observed highs. as we go into saturday, that's some temperatures add some degrees. santa rosa 69. look what happened tomorrow, 73 in santa rosa. as we head to san jose warm still at 72 degrees there. tomorrow morning is going to be cold. we have plenty of frost. if you have early morning plans you will at least have to throw a jacket on. back here at 10:45, we're going to take a look at the long range forecast. we'll take a look at what sunday looks like and how cold it's going to get on that day. a notice of suspension was reportedly posted in front of the line bar and restaurant on market street yesterday for a

violation over the control ad. we tried calling to find out what happened but their phone is still disconnected. his plea went viral. we talked today a bay area man about his birthday wish that has already gotten him invitations to television shows. up first, we catch up to one of ross mirkarimi's former girlfriend. the legal maneuvering on whether she will testify in his upcoming trial. like roasted peanuts... al ingredients ♪ ...creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark chocolate flavor. plus, 10 grams of great tasting protein in every bar. so it's energy straight from nature to you. new nature valley protein bars. find them in the granola bar aisle.

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crew to speak to cristina florez. florez and actress and ex- girlfriend of sheriff mirkarimi traveled here from los angeles at the request of judge wang. he will determine if she will get to testify in mirkarimi's apew sal trial. florez alleges that between 2007 and 2008 mirkarimi expressed a raging bulldog -- nine days after mirakrimi was charged with bruceing the arm of his wife. >> mirkarimi's defense team is fighting to keep them her off the stand. >> if it comes in that kind of evidence tends to be so powerful because it says look if he did it once before he's

probably guilty this time. >> reporter: prosecutors and ross mirkarimi's defense team questioned florez in a closed door meeting. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. a trial date has been set for a death penalty case in contra costa county. the murder trial of nathan burris is said to begin september 17th in richmond. burris is accused of shooting and killing his ex-girlfriend and her friend at the toll plaza where they both worked. this is contra costa county's first penalty case in more than five years. in livermore an obese man is receiving an outpouring support after he posted a video on you tube. robert gibbs just turned 33 yearsology. he estimates he weighs as much as 700 pounds. tkpweub's video has generated 200,000 hits and he just posted it yesterday. he says he's been hospitalized

and has tried all sorts of diets but he just can't lose any weight. it's kept him at home for four years and he has recently experienced problems. >> i haven't been able to get off my bed, and i just had a nephew born two weeks ago. and, i want to be able to live to see him grow up. >> reporter: gibbs says he made the video because he didn't know what else to do. he says several people have reached out including nationally syndicated television shows. you can find more of our interview with robert gibbs on ktvu.com. look for the video player. how do you tell a little boy that his mom is not coming back home? that's the painful question some north bay families are dealing with tonight. how one driver caused a triple fatality crash. and he called a college student a slut on his national radio show. now rush limbaugh feels the

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hundreds of people turned out tonight in napa to mourn three cousins who were killed last week by a drunk driver. new information about that driver's past. debra villalon has the story. >> reporter: it was a head on crash almost 200 miles away in monterey county. here in napa it left several children without moms. >> reporter: this chapel is overflowing with sadness for the loss of 37-year-old rafael lamas, 39-year-old graciela

ramas and maria ochoa lamas. all killed after coming home from a funeral. >> all i remember is there were head lights coming toward them. >> reporter: then crushing impact as a driver allegedly intoxicated careens across the center median on 101 reaching for her cell phone and hit the lamas cousins head on. the nine car wreck sent six people to hospitals including vivian ramirez, the driver we've learned had at least one other dui arrest in 2008. >> a fraction of seconds. we lost three lives and it all could have been avoided by her not getting behind the wheel. by her not reaching for her cell phone. >> reporter: the victims all had decades in napa. two worked for a local winery, and graciela was a stay at home mom to four sons, the eight and 6-year-olds know what happened. the twins just two are too little to understand. community fundraisers are being planned. >> they want to see these kids succeed, they're going to need a lot of help, it's just my uncle on his own with four

little ones, they want to see them -- they are part of this community. >> reporter: as loved ones say goodbye to soon, they hope the loss of this wreckage will help others. >> the lady survived for a reason. so she can see what happened because of her decision. >> reporter: live in napa, debra villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. a bust of frightening proportions, police have seized 750 pounds of meth. several agencies took part in the investigation of an apartment on the 4400 block of the woods drive. detectives found the lab yesterday while looking for stolen i pads. the meth they eventually discovered is estimated to be

$44 million. three people are under arrest tonight. >> the makers of four loko are under fire again by federal officials. the makers are looking into the alcohol contained in a can of 4loko. a lawsuit filed this week is challenging san francisco's ban of plastic bags. a group called save the plastic bag coalition says the city's ban is based on this, misinformation and exaggeration. san francisco's ban has been in place since 2007. and the city is expanding the ban to all retail establishments starting in october and restaurants in 2013. a preliminary ethics investigation is underway involving the head of the fish and game investigation and the controversiable killing of a cougar. he came under fire for that

from environmentalists and now the fair political practices commission is looking into whether richards accepted a free hunt that usually goes for $6,800 and then didn't report it. rush limbaugh's tirade on a young woman who spoke out on a need for contraceptive coverage. both democrats and republicans are using the comments for political gain. >> it's a case of she said he said all caught on tape with a lot of people listening. >> without insurance coverage, contraception as you know can cost a woman over $3,000 during law school. >> reporter: third year georgetown law school student testified about the need for

contraception. >> limbaugh says that if fluk wants the government to pay for her to have sex, then she should repay them back by making a video. >> the democratic party's campaign committee started an online petition and a fund raising campaign aimed at women and young voters, today the president called fluk. >> he wanted to express his disappointment that she has been the subject of inappropriate personal attacks. >> reporter: john boehner said both limbaugh's comments and democrats comments were inappropriate and limbaugh promised a proobama super attack. >> you want to get tapes of what bill maher has called sarah palin, the c world.

>> reporter: because of rush limbaugh's comments, companies are pulling their ads from the radio show. sales of the electric car haven't lived up to expectations. chevy has sold a little more than 1,600-volts. gm is idling a plant in new york putting 1,400 employees out of work from the middle of this month to the end of april. americans spent a record amount on their pets last year. people spent more than $50 billion with the majority going toward food and trips to the vet. but when it comes to pampering, pet owners shelled out $4 billion on thins like grooming and boarding. new at 10:00, a few bars to keep one of san francisco's bars alive.

a sing along at the gold dust lounge tonight honored mayor brown. brown says the bar is a piece of san francisco's history. >> it's part of this incredible city. it has the character, it's where when you're relatives come from out of town one of the places you want to bring them is the gold dust lounge. >> reporter: the gold dust is not about to announce last call. the owner has sued the landlord and is now seeking official landmark status for the building. more help is under way on the case of the speed freak killers. the now special team that will help search for victims. we're headed to the bay area weekend. we'll tell you the warmest day on the weekend and i'll show you the five day forecast with

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case. the san joaquin county sheriff's department requested assistance. now the fbi's evidence recovery team says it will be involved in future searches. the goal is to recover all the victims. so far more than 1,000 bone fragments have been found at sites in san joaquin and calaveras county. new details now on a midair collision of a small plane in a helicopter near antioch last month. transportation officials say the pilot of the plane didn't see the helicopter before the crash. investigators also say neither pilot filed a flight plan before taking off. and only the helicopter pilot made contact with air traffic controllers in the air. both pilots walked away from the crash with no serious injuries. 35-year-old craig richard chandler is now facing five felony counts of lewd conduct. he was arrested back in

january. the children all attend san jose's o.b.whaley elementary school. chandler's attorney says he will plead not guilty. brian simoneschi was already a convicted sex offender when he met the girl online. but he failed to register as on offendser when he moved here to see her. the judge handed down the sentence today. in news of the world tonight in syria, the red cross had hoped to deliver badly needed humanitarian supplies. also today two journalists who were wounded in a bombing arrived home in france after being trapped in homs for nine days. in iran officials said it was a record turn out for today's parliamentary elections. voters selected 290

representatives from 3,400 candidates. only a few are considered liberal. results are expected tomorrow. iran's supreme leader called on voters to send a message of national unity in light of increased tensions over tehran's program. there's no way the quake damaged christchurch cathedral will be saved. it will be dismantled. a new cathedral will be built using what can be salvaged from the old one. they cancelled more and more classes. so definitely we are upset. they are already a month into the new semester, why classes on one bay area campus were suddenly cancelled. chief meteorologist bill martin is updating his forecast for the weekend and beyond. which day will be the warmest in his complete bay area forecast.

at city college of san francisco students are learning a painful lesson of dozens of classes were suddenly cancelled. these particular cancellations are almost unheard of. >> reporter: nasi powers says she could not believe when she came to her class and her teacher announced her class was being cancelled. >> it really hurts me, i want to get ready for a new job, the job market is bad. >> reporter: that's one of 70 classes city college has discontinued. usually the college makes cuts before a semester not during. >> a cut of this size is unheard of. >> reporter: that's on top of a $15 million cut earlier this school year which was on top of previous cuts. >> our resources keep shrinking, at the same time

that our communities need us more than ever. >> reporter: besides computer classes the biggest casualty was to numerous i -- english as a second language classes. >> i immigrated here two years ago. without english it's hard to find a job here so it's a big problem. >> reporter: the cancellation also means a loss of jobs and incomes for dozens of part time teachers. >> one person i worked with for 27 years a part time teacher so it's been pretty devastating. >> reporter: all these reductions are helping students to compete for classes there that are becoming more and more scarce. >> they cancelled more and more classes so definitely we are upset. >> reporter: many students and staff here say they are going to sacramento on monday as part of the state grass roots effort to bring attention to the state

of public education. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the bay area is cheering for their american idol contestant. >> we need to do a better job voting. >> reporter: it was no ordinary pep rally today at oak grove high school. idol and classmate deandre made it into the final 13 on last night's show. the students are proudly wearing t-shirts with his picture and hoping their friend will make it through to the next round. >> it's so surreal seeing him on there. sometimes i hope he was back here but we're all supporting him back here. we're so proud of him. >> reporter: deondre returns next week. just look for the tab on our home page. and thousands of folks are expected to head to the tahoe area resorts this weekend to take advantage of a lot of new snow. >> it has to be 50, 52 degrees or something and no wind,

bluebird skies it's perfect. the kind of day every skier, snow boarder hopes for. >> what a day. families already up there enjoyed both sun and snow today. they skied, boarded, sledded and some built snow men. it's a relief for resort owners after a long dry wait -- dry winter. one told us they're business is down by 50% but there's now 4 feet of fresh powder. we're headed for a beautiful weekend around here. i want to go quickly back to the developing story in south eastern part of the country now. the interesting thing about this line of thunderstorms is the extend of it from texas to the new york city area. but we're still seeing severe thunderstorms warning in this area and it's late at night. so this is a developing story we talked about earlier in the newscast. of course tomorrow morning our newscast will be talking about rosemary oroszco will be here. a number of tornadoes touched

down and it's a big area. for us it's just beautiful weather. we had such a beautiful winter. stunning, temperatures are going to be in the 70s by sunday. 70s on sunday make it the warmest day on your bay area. 36degrees in napa, this will get you some frost and so when you think about your early golf game and if you're taking the kids to the golf game, it's going to be -- the satellite imagine shows a big ridge of high pressure. you see the jet stream here it is going past the line. this is thousands of miles wide. maybe closer to 2,500 miles it's a big ridge of high pressure. that sets up us warm. the air sinks, it warms, we warm up, storms stay north. and we get a little bit of wind in the hills maybe a little bit

of north-northeast wind. temperatures for winter 65 to 70 degrees quite a disparity to what they're seeing in the east coast and what they saw yesterday. the jet stream going north. drops down a little on monday that cools temperatures a bit. then you see it's just a little bit of activity but we're dry. some of the long range models suggest that it's dry. there was a chance for sprinkles out there but right now it looks like it's not happening. next week could be one of those weeks when you're thinking about hay fever and pollen because the trees are blooming. i'm seeing lots of flowers out there. it's still winter but it's march now. there's your bay area weekend in view. this is probably one of the most stunning winter that we have had for really nice weather. >> everything is blooming, it's just remarkable. >> it hasn't felt like winter. >> remember last year, it was rain, rain, rain. >> opposite this year. >> this might be one of the better weekend we've seen so far. marin county is pumping waters from phoenix lake for

the first time in 20 years. the reservoir is being tapped because rainfall this season is half of normal. ktvu has learned that water use is up in marin by 15%. even so the district does not expect any rationing this winter. a long time resident of the san francisco zoo has been put down. orkney had been in poor health recently and the zoo decided it was time to say goodbye. officials said he had been at the zoo for 36 years and had gone blind. the sale came from eastern canada. orkney leaves behind many offspring. you may call it a match up 50 years in the making. how the warriors faired against the 76ers tonight decade after an historic evening. sports the next.

some of the best troops in the world were in the bay area today to train for rescues following a disasters. this is something san francisco firefighters are very familiar with in their response to earthquakes. warriors tonight boy they didn't just get beat they got killed. it's happening two of the three games here on the road trip. but how things have changed

really 50 years ago tonight one man scores 100 points in a warrior uniform by himself on the anniversary of the great feet, warriors can't come close to scoring 100 collectively. perhaps in honor of the feat. clay thompson clanked from three from the warriors but e to the d u looks more forceful of late to ram it down. warriors were down only three at half. monta helping keep them close in the early second. but the sixers just kind of step it up, sweet lou williams had a good game against the warriors when they played here. another 23 tonight, and andre

an igudala hits the mark. a glimpse of what the dawns are trying to build again with usf. nice ball movement results in a cody dulan three. don is up seven. layola makes it tight down the stretch. but green having a good late season go of it with a nice shot to the bucket. plus one usf versus st. mary's in round two tomorrow. of course you won't be seeing him until at least june when they start playing for real so a little exhibition manny on display down in the desert as the a's get the schedule going for themselves against the mariners. a team they played seems like 30 times during the regular season. coco crisp a little bouncer left. and is in the next man of the plate is manny himself in an a's uniform. this is something they don't want to see. 6-4 to 3 double play end of rally that's the deal. and the mariners wind up

winning the ball game, michael saunders with a shot deep. a's on the short end, 8-5 giants and lincecum opening the cactus league system. take it down to west palm beach. tiger used to turn his nose up at. it's the first time he's played it as a pro. birdie at 16, but he is seven back as we have to check out the shot of the day from rory mcilroy. he wants to be number one in the world. nice approach here at 14. set up the rather routine birdie. he's one back of justice rose and tom gillis as they head toward the half way mark on that one. meeting with the same fate he did when he was a coach for the sharks, ron burke fired again from toronto. that's the sporting life for a friday night. have a great weekend. >> coaching is a tough job.

>> it is a reinvolving door. >> exactly. thanks, mark. and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we will see you the next time news breaks. >> the morning news will update the death toll of the tornadoes in the midwest. they're here from 7:00 to 9:00 tomorrow morning.